Devolver Tumble Time

DevolverDigital

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Devolver Tumble Time is the future's future of physics-based puzzle gameplay, elegant monetization, and strategic brand integration. Choose characters from a packed roster of your favorite Devolver Digital games and rack up big points matching and clearing their impossibly adorable heads from the tumbler. Get hyped enough and unleash each character's special ability to clear huge chunks and earn power-ups to create chaotic chain reactions.

Then maybe watch some entertaining ads.

Earn and unlock new characters, compete in daily challenges, and buy stuff. Buying stuff is so great. Don't forget to keep an eye out for new character drops from your favorite Devolver Digital games and maybe even from ones you've never heard of in your life.

Plus delicious ads. Watch 'em up real good.

Physics-Based Fun!
Matching-Based Fun!
Baffling Amounts of Virtual Currency!
Collectible Donuts, Flowers, & Socks!
Microtransaction-Based Fun!
Enjoyable Advertisements!

Ratings and reviews

Could be a fun little game, but its just a cheap oversimplified grandma puzzle game that only exists to nickel and dime you. There is a stamina system, and you get asked to watch an ad after you do ANYTHING to keep going, what a joke. Usually Devolver puts out some great games that you only have to pay once to enjoy (how ot should be), but I guess they wanted some easy cash from kids.

Yeah, the timer is short, but the real problem is that the controls are terrible. Sometimes it doesn't register when you put your finger on a piece, sometimes it doesn't make connections that it should clearly be able to, and sometimes it stops early and only pops half of the toys even before you take your finger off. It also needs to spread the connections much faster for how fast-paced the game is supposed to be. Oh, and spinning the fan is a waste of time. It doesn't do anything.

Game is super fun. Good music although it can get repetitive after playing 15 levels. I did not enjoy the heart system but I was enjoying the game enough to purchase the infinite hearts... What I didn't like are some levels are designed to use a character you don't own. The game let's you play the level but then the little old man chargers you coins for using his character.. OK? Then they have the audacity to ask you that if you didn't like what just happened then unlock "everything" for 100$!